[tehPARADOX]

Smash Cars' easy-to-pick-up style of gameplay, often absurdly amusing level design, and budget price tag make it a worthwhile game for any RC or kart racing fan.
RC racing games are pretty few and far between in this day and age, primarily because the actual hobby of racing RC (radio controlled) cars has seen a pretty steep decline in overall popularity since its heyday back in the 1980s. Smash Cars is not the first RC racing game to make its way to the PlayStation 2, but thus far, it's easily the best, sporting some very solid RC gameplay, along with a well-designed presentation and a two-player multiplayer mode to boot.

Smash Cars allows you to choose from 13 different RC racers, though only four of them are available from the beginning of the game. In order to unlock new racers, you'll need to take on the single-player championship mode, which presents you with a series of races that become progressively harder as you move through the mode. There's a pretty decent array of race types in the game, including a standard race; stunt races, where your entire goal is to score more stunt points than your opponents; and dark horse races, where your purpose is to allow one specific car to win the race, which means you'll have to knock other cars out of the race using any means necessary. As you progress, you'll unlock multiple races with every couple of victories, and you'll have the option of completing whichever race you want in whatever order. Each race won in the game earns you cash, which you can use to pay the entrance fees for new races or to improve your car with upgradable tires, turbo, and engine categories. All of the game's races can be played outside of the championship mode as well, though not all can be played in the multiplayer mode.

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[johnnydorayme]

whats the format, Pal ?